The reasons why Ji Pyeong didn’t get Dal Mi’s heart even though he is rich: He didn’t get the wealth in a halal way. He invests in haram companies. Since he was an orphan, he learned to invest because he wants to be rich as fast as he can so he didn’t care about the sources of the money. He studied economy and finance but didn’t learn about sharia principles....
Machiavellianism believes that every activity that is aimed at the stability of the country or the government is good, even if it ignores some aspects that give chaos, the act to reduce that chaos is considered ‘right’ as long as that act is aimed to stabilize its power. Every individual is the government of themselves. So based on Machiavellianism, it doesn’t care about the morality or in the long term which influenced the existence of any government or in the scope individual are other people, friends, family, or anyone, as long as they don’t bother the stability of the individual government, the individuals didn’t care because it only cares about its government....
“The Big Short” delves into the complexities of the 2008 economic depression in the US, exploring terms like bubble economics and subprime mortgages. While its comedic elements may not resonate with everyone, its clear explanations make it accessible even to those unfamiliar with economic concepts, like myself. “Beautiful Mind,” while primarily focused on John Nash’s struggle with schizophrenia, offers valuable insights into his mathematical contributions such as the Nash Equilibrium and game theory....
There are 2 interesting terms in business, thus “standard of living” and “quality of life” The standard of living means the amount of goods and services people can buy with the money they have. And the quality of life means The general well-being of a society in terms of its political freedom, natural environment, education, healthcare, safety, amount of leisure, and rewards that add to personal satisfaction. Business and their employees pay taxes to the government, Taxes help the country to build better education, facilities, etc....
Growth mindset or whatever it is, every person can have it. But most of them (I don’t want to include myself lol) just simply can’t achieve the implementation and the realization of that mind set. It is just they can’t. Trying to be more productive, want to achieve more, programming own mind, it is really suck, especially when you are grow in environment which condong to instant gratification and not stressing something to be more meaningful....
It’s hard to strive for something and tell that something you liked to other people since a lot of them are against it. And it is much harder if you think and assume that people are against the things you liked. “Nobody wants the things they like to be denied by others. They want other people to experience the same feeling they do. And based on that people make friends.” - Grand Blue...
LinkedIn, the professional networking platform, provides a glimpse into the world of marketing and self-promotion. As we navigate through various profiles, we often encounter a mix of genuine accomplishments and exaggerated self-portrayals. This experience raises intriguing questions about the nature of marketing, the network effect, and the parallels with the critically acclaimed film “Parasite.” In this essay, we will explore the lessons derived from observing LinkedIn profiles and draw connections to the network effect depicted in “Parasite....
MENGANDUNG SPOILER Pada awalnya saya ingin mencari film drama psikologi yang bisa menitikan air mata lewat motivasinya seperti Forrest Gump atau One Flew Over Cuckoo Nest. Tapi saya rasa terlalu mainstream untuk melihat yang seperti itu, beralilahlah saya ke kaskus dan melihat rekomendasi film dengan twist ending, berkategori drama, psikologi, dan horror yang tidak lain adalah The Sixth Sense. Cerita diawali dengan DR. Malcolm yang merupakan seorang psikolog dibunuh oleh pasiennya sendiri di rumahnya....